Best of Howard 2010: Cat and Dog Hospital of Columbia featuring Dr. Barbara Feinstein and Moosh the Greyhound
Cat and Dog Hospital of Columbia won Best Vet of Howard County. A little role reversal....? Dr. Barbara Feinstein plays the part of patient while concerned Greyhound "Dr." Moosh takes her pulse.
Best Plumber: Ken Griffin for Howard Magazine
Ken Griffin was voted the 2009 Best Plumber for Howard Magazine. He is reflected in a mirror, standing atop a toilet, holding a gigantic wrench, while water sprays all over one of his office's bathrooms in Dayton, MD Thursday, October 8, 2009.
Hobitt's Glen: Best Golf Course featuring Warren Klauschus and Martie Browning for Howard Magazine
Hobbit's Glen won Best Golf Course of Howard County. Warren Klauschus, left, and Martie Browning illustrate a competitive scene on the course's green Tuesday, September 29, 2009.
Mario Livio, Ph.D, Hubble Space Telescope Astrophysicist
Mario Livio, Ph.D, is reflected in a image the Hubble Space Telescope photographed of a galaxy. Livio is the senior astrophysicist and head of the office of public outreach for the Space Telescope Science Institute, located on the Johns Hopkins Homewood Campus.
Hats, Guns, and Undertakers
The Almshouse in Cockeysville held ground for some Civil War reenactors, Saturday afternoon April 21, 2007. According to Civil War reenactor Ralph Aitkin, from Lewistown, PA, during the Civil War times, embalmers, were members of the upper class and doctors, by trade. They brandished fancy pistols to ward off thievery, and wore expensive hats to show their social status. According to Aitkin, a $30 hat in those days is the equivalent of a $5,000 modern headdress. Undertakers, however, were members of the lower class. Their task was to merely bury the dead, not preserve them -- that is, until the number of war slain Civil War officers prompted the embalmers to teach the undertakers how to properly handle and administer embalming fluid, which was 90% arsenic. The newly skilled undertakers charged less for their services, undercutting the wealthy embalmers $100 fee, making headway for what would become the modern-day mortician, those who embalm and bury.
Ed Hill
Ed Hill. Flaming Cabbages. Eddie Adams Workshop White Team.
John Montalvo, Jr.
John Montalvo, Jr. Banana. Eddie Adams Workshop White Team.
How Chow blogger Brent Mitchell, for Howard Magazine
Brent Mitchell is the blogger behind How Chow, a Howard County-centric restaurant site. To keep his identity somewhat secret he is only partially photographed in the Patuxent Studio Saturday, February 13, 2010.
Can I Interest You A Car Today?
How about a test drive?
HEAD OVER HEELS! Grant and Marie's Engagement photos
Head over Heels! Grant Thomas and Marie Stelzer are getting married!!!
Can You Really Trust your Postal Worker?
"Can you Really Trust your Postal Worker?" Concept shoot featuring Jeremy Glabb, a U.S. Postal Worker.
Bro's
Marty Day, Nick Borkowicz, and some weirdo with a burrito in his mouth.